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I am an internationally educated technologist who wants to work in Canada. What is the process for obtaining CSMLS certification?

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I am an internationally educated technologist who wants to work in Canada. What is the process for obtaining CSMLS certification?

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Internationally educated medical laboratory technologists (MLTs) who wish to become certified members of the CSMLS must apply for a prior learning assessment (PLA). The PLA process evaluates your education, training and work experience. CSMLS uses this information to find out how you compare to the national competency profile, which is the standard for Canadian-trained MLTs. International technologists must show that their education and work experience are equivalent to the professional entry level expected in Canada. The Prior Learning Assessment is available for General Medical Laboratory Technology, Clinical Genetics or Diagnostic Cytology. The application process is the same for each assessment. The information handbook will guide you through the PLA process. Read it carefully, and if you have a question, check the handbook first. The page titled “Detailed Documentation Required Checklist” lists the documents you will need to send in for your evaluation. This page is often updated

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